[Re-sent] October 7, 2021

Finger Lakes Connected Local Newsletter 🍁 Welcome October

October 09, 2021

This week's newsletter features updates from local businesses and tons of local events with art, music, food and wine. There are also life and wellness articles: "Pink Noise", "Plant Now for Spring" and "Black Beans and Rice".Plus, we have a $100 gift certificate giveaway from Warfield's Restaurant, Bakery & Lounge.

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Cheers,

Don

Indigenous Peoples' Day

is a holiday that celebrates and honors

Native American

peoples and commemorates their histories and cultures. It is celebrated across the United States on the second Monday in October, and is an official city and

state holiday

in various localities.

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Local Doctor Determined to Get More Patients Vaccinated

In a Partners in Health and Wellness magazine article featuring a photo of him receiving his first COVID-19 vaccine dose last December, Dr. Robert L. Smith of Finger Lakes Family Care in Canandaigua discusses vaccines, social responsibility and the burden on healthcare workers. Dr. Smith, the chief of the Department of Outpatient Medicine for F.F. Thompson Hospital, says it is easier to get patients to quit smoking than it is to convince some to get the vaccine but he is determined to keep trying. To find out why, click here:

https://www.thompsonhealth.com/Education/Partners-Magazine/Partners-Magazine-Archive/this-is-a-different-beast

Thompson to Host Oct. 21 Job Fair

UR Medicine Thompson Health will host a job fair at F.F. Thompson Hospital, 350 Parrish St. in Canandaigua, from 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 21. With on-site interviews, the job fair will be held in the hospital’s Constellation Center for Health and Healing, so those attending should enter the campus from West Street and park in the lot behind the hospital.

Thompson’s open positions include nursing, clinical support, nutrition services, environmental services, clerical/customer service, telecommunications and personal care aides. The minimum starting wage at Thompson is $15 per hour and tuition assistance – for staff members pursuing further education – is up to $6,000 per year.

Also during the job fair, on-site interviews will be held for the certified nursing assistant training course coming up in November.

Visit

www.ThompsonHealth.com/Careers

for more information about open positions and about benefits, as well as a link to a job application.

Find Wood Library at 134 N Main St, Canandaigua. Visit woodlibrary.org and look for us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Sign up for our eNewsletter.

Fall Book Sale - October 9-16

Great discounts on used books, audio-books, movies in all formats, music, and more. Masks are required. The library is not accepting book donations at this time.

Exhibit Opening: Falling Inward - Sat, Oct 9 I 3:00-4:30PM

Meet photographer Mike Nyerges, whose collection of photos and photo-composites reflect a world shaped by accident and anxiety of the last 20 months. The exhibit runs to November 12 in the Ewing Family Community Room.

Native Plants in Our Landscape - Mon, Oct 11 I 7:00PM

Maura Sullivan, Associate Professor of Conservation at FLCC, will discuss the benefits of native plant landscaping from an ecologist's perspective. Registration requested.

Effective Communication Skills - Tues, Oct 12 I 10:00AM

Be prepared for your next interview. Learn what to expect and how to showcase your best qualifications for a competitive edge. Registration required.

Time for Twos Online - Tuesdays I 10:30AM

For 2 year-olds and a caregiver. Stories, rhymes, and fingerplay fun with Children’s Librarian, Mrs. Ferris, and her puppet helper, Shrinking Violet on YouTube.

Resume Writing - Wed, Oct 13 I 10:00AM

Create an effective, up-to-date resume. Learn how to highlight your accomplishments, past experiences, skills, abilities, qualifications, and personal characteristics. Registration required.

Intro to 3D Design - Wed, Oct 13 I 3:30PM

Grades 6-12. Learn how to create 3D objects with Tinkercad! Registration required.

Rochester Reads @ Wood Library - Wed, Oct 20 I 12:00PM

Featuring Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of the bestseller Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants. Kimmerer, the 2021 Rochester Reads author, is also a Distinguished Professor and Director of the Center for Native Peoples and Environment at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Registration required for this in-person, live-streamed program.

New Giveaway from Warfields!

Win a gift certificate to

Warfields in Clifton Springs, NY.

Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner at one of the town’s most impressive landmarks, The Warfield block, which houses the aesthetically stunning Warfield’s restaurant, lounge and bakery.

Enter here.

New York State of Wine: Beyond World-class Rieslings and Catchy Rosés, Bold Visions Take Root

jamessuckling.com

We tasted nearly 100 New York wines in New York and Hong Kong this year, and this report includes more than 250 ratings from the last three years of tasting New York state wines. They are just the tip of a beautiful iceberg, and left us charged up to continue exploring what this state is doing. All but one of the wines was from the Finger Lakes and New York’s other iconic growing region, the consummately maritime Long Island, where slightly warmer weather is contributing to the greater finesse and concentration we see.

Miles Wine Cellars has Room at the Inn!

There is some availability in the Inn for November & December, if you’re thinking of staying, book now.

Address: 168 Randall Crossing Rd Himrod, NY 14842 Phone: (607) 243-7742

Order local award-winning wine with free shipping on a case! PrejeanWinery.com

This week's pic comes from Buttonwood Grove Winery. "Gewürztraminer is by far one of the prettiest grapes in the vineyard, and one of the more unique wines found here in the Finger Lakes (and one of the most fun to pronounce!). Did you know that "Gewürz" means "spice" in German? It's no surprise, then, that the resulting wines can show flavors of ginger and allspice in addition to strong floral and lychee notes. Look at all that gorgeous juice just waiting to be turned into the 2021 vintage of Gewürztraminer!"

Pink Noise

Most of us are familiar with white noise, that hum usually in office environments. White noise is sort of like a whirring fan noise or static. Pink noise is similar in that it is a constant sound in the background but the pitch doesn’t vary. So, it is a consistent frequency that is more flat sounding. It is also called ambient noise and is recommended to give you a better night’s sleep.

Plant Now for Spring

Plant your spring-flowering bulbs any time from late September through November. Fertilize spring-flowering bulbs when you plant them. Dig a hole about two or three times as deep as the bulb is wide as measured from the bottom of the bulb to the top of the bed. That means smaller bulbs will be planted more shallow. Space larger bulbs about 4 or 6 inches apart and smaller ones about 1 or 2 inches from each other. By planting in clumps or irregular groupings, you will have a more pleasant display in the spring. Read More.

Black Beans and Rice

We can thank our friends in South America for one of the more popular dishes around, black beans and rice. It is an inexpensive source of energy, iron and protein. The beans are higher in protein and the rice has greater iron, so when you combine the foods you end up with a complete protein that provides the amino acids the human body cannot produce on its own.

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LeTourneau Christian Center Ladies Luncheon

at LeTourneau Christian Center

October 8, 2021 @ 11:00 am to 1:00 pm